When he arrives or when he will arrive?
Which of the following sentences is correct?
1) With the icy roads and traffic, I don't know when he arrives.
2) With the icy roads and traffic, I don't know when he will arrive.
If both are possible, do they share the same meaning?
Thank you.
Top answer
This is similar to your other recent question with "if", and the answer is about the same. However, this time, since the sense of unpredictable time of arrival is even stronger, (1) seems even less likely than in the other question, and in fact hardly possible.
- This is similar to your other recent question with "if", and the answer is about the same.
- However, this time, since the sense of unpredictable time of arrival is even stronger, (1) seems even less likely than in the other question, and in fact hardly possible.
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This is similar to your other recent question with "if", and the answer is about the same. However, this time, since the sense of unpredictable time of arrival is even stronger, (1) seems even less likely than in the other question, and in fact hardly possible.
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